@jackiemedrano98 @comm670 Very true both articles are different but similar. The information in the first is presented as primary both Zeitlow and Sillars take initiative to critically and evaluate the information vs. Bakalar is introducing two different studies were done by someone else. @jackiemedrano98
My thoughts about Zeitlow & Sillars article is its using quantitative data to analyze the interpersonal communication between married couples ranging from retirement to young couple. Their research is based on life stage, companion influences, and development.
Nicholas Bakalar is evaluating two studies. In one study he is looking at interviews done by researchers on how young & old couples resolve interpersonal problems. The second he looks at a study that will be published on "Psychology and aging" phone interviews done to investigate
@jackiemedrano98 @comm670 Hi Jackie this was a great response to the "application" portion of communication studies and the concept of narration. I agree with Freire narration does help students to memorize and learn. Communication is a big part of human meaning. @jackiemedrano98 @comm670 Than You
for learning is about helping them apply their own personal experiences to what they're learning. Education becomes an act of depositing, in which the students are the depositories and so is the teacher. (Friere, 2008) #Comm670 @comm670
Hello, Class@Comm670 The S.F. State Dept. of Communication studies says our major is
“Applying” knowledge we have developed from our comm classes and “applying” it to real-life situations like personal, what affects our communities, or politics. Friere, says the “solution is not
“integrate” them into the structure of oppression, but to transform that structure so that they can become “beings for themselves. ” In other words when teaching students is not about forcing a disciplinary structure
@jackiemedrano98 @comm670 @jackiemedrano98 Hi I agree! ethics is based on enhancing human worth and dignity by fostering truthfulness, fairness, responsibility, and personal integrity. ( NCA Credo) In all fairness, it is about presenting truth even if it's something we don't agree with. #comm670grads
@comm670 My understanding of what ethics means is to protect and voice human narratives. Ethics is fundamentally based on right or wrong but in communications studies, we critically think outside the box. Why? Is a topic or a narrative seen as bad when it can also benefit as
@MurphyBrazil @comm670 @MurphyBrazil I agree this week's read was informative. What stood out for me was the Theory-in-use. I never thought of my own experiences being used as a theory. @comm670
explanation for communication. One of the theories I will be using in my PLO is the critical theory, which explains what is wrong with how things work. @comm670
A theory is a way of packaging reality, a way of understanding. We use theories every day like the example they mention commonsense theory, the working theory, and scholarly theory. The one we will use in class is the scholarly theory which it's a thorough and abstract
@ArmanascoLauren @MediaRhetoric @ArmanascoLauren it’s so true. I just can’t believe that there is danger for women who want to succeed in the video game industry. It’s sad @MediaRhetoric #comm575
@TaylereYamamura @MediaRhetoric @TaylereYamamura Agreed! hashtags have been the new way of creating attention to any kind of movement. BLM is a movement that needs physical activism with leaders, organizers to get their message across and those that follow online or offline. @MediaRhetoric #comm575